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Avoid recomputation in a large excel worksheet
I have a worksheet with 2000 rows and 20 columns. All of these cells have
formula to compute their values. Each formula gets recomputed even when the data used the computation have not changed - in short it takes an enormous time to recompute 40000 data whose values have not changed. Is there anyway to make excel stop recomputation when it is known that the values will not change, because none of those cells whose values are used in computation has been updated? |
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